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  1. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  2. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  3. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  4. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  5. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  6. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  7. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  8. Eddie
    Hey howya goin mate welcome.
  9. Eddie
    Hey howya goin Don, love the way you did the stand and the ship is coming along beautifully.
  10. Eddie
    Hey howya goin Messis, you could also try the people you got the model from if it was like a hobbyshop they are able to get spare parts for the manufacturer.
  11. Eddie
    Hey howya goin all. Grant Thanks mate, the reason I'm going for the 16" one is because I have very limited space would love to get the bigger one. Terry N Thanks mate, I watched a vid on the Excalibur 21 scroll saw and I like how easy it was to change the blade and unlike most other scroll saws if you want to cut an angle you have to tilt the table on the Excalibur you tilt the saw not the table that way the timber is always on a level surface which give you more control. Pat Thanks mate, will look at it. Jaager Thanks mate, that is oneway to think about.
  12. Eddie
    Hey howya goin Ken, wow what a lovely ship you build there congratz on it mate
  13. Eddie
    Hey howya goin all, hes a link to the scroll saw https://www.carbatec.com.au/machinery-and-accessories/scroll-saws/scroll-saws/scroll-saw-16-old-code-ctex-16cec
  14. Eddie
    Been looking at this kit for a while now you did a beautiful job on it mate.
  15. Eddie
    Hey howya goin Jörgen, how are you finding the Wasa by DeAgostini, is it a good kit?
  16. Eddie
    Hey howya goin Jörgen, love the way you did those golden National coat of arm, must try this when i get this ship.
  17. Eddie
    I'm looking for a scroll saw i was looking at Excalibur scroll saw but read somewhere that Carbatec bought Excalibur dont know if this is true or not has anyone in Austraila got the Carbatec 16" Variable Speed Scroll Saw is there any problems with it? Its about $999.00 cost alot I know but im sick of paying money for tools that are cheat tools that are **** and I dont mind paying more. So if anyone knows of any problems with this scroll saw please let me know.
  18. Eddie
    Coming along nicely there mate shes a beauty. I like the way you laser cut your own planks.
  19. Eddie
    hey howya goin Bob, well done mate she looks good.
  20. Eddie
    Hey howya goin Eric, great tutorial now thats what I like about MSW forums people take the time to show you how they do it.
  21. Eddie
    Wow nicely done on the planking mate
  22. Eddie
    Hey howya goin druxey, could you hold one in your hand and take a pic so I can see the size of them. Thanks Eddie
  23. Eddie
    Hey howya goin Messis have a look at this http://www.syrenshipmodelcompany.com/revenue-cutter-cheerful-1806.php there is a pic http://www.syrenshipmodelcompany.com/resources/fullyplanked2.jpg this is a POB ship aswell hope this answer your question. As long as you can bend it around the hull.
  24. Eddie
    Wow that is one beautiful ship.
  25. Eddie
    Quite a few tricks there mate I like it

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